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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·

It's a common misconception that multitasking means doing many things at once. In reality, it's more like rapidly switching between tasks. This constant shifting of attention drains our energy and leads to lower quality work.

A better approach is unitasking: focusing on one task at a time and giving it your full attention. While it might seem challenging in our fast-paced world, unitasking can actually boost productivity and make work more enjoyable.

True balance isn't about juggling everything at once; it's about prioritizing and excelling at the right things at the right time. Our brains and our well-being thrive when we focus on what truly matters. So, identify your priorities and give them your undivided attention.

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